Clampett Opens British Open Lead At Troon
Bobby Clampett, 22, a striking blend of artistry and mechanics, leads the British Open at Troon after 36 holes. He shot 66 after 67, setting a course record for the layout since its changes, with 14 birdies and two rounds in windy conditions. teammates and rivals watch as he maintains a six-stroke edge over Nick Price and near contenders Langer Smyth Watson Lyle, while Trevino praises his power and nerve.
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Binghamton Dominates Sedgwick In Eastern Tennis Meet
In the Syracuse vs Binghamton showdown at the Sedgwick Farm Boys and Girls Invitational, Binghamton captured four of six singles crowns led by Jeff Koffman Brian Collins and Trieste Ries. Ries also teamed with Karen Foti to win the doubles title as Buffalo and Liverpool players claimed other titles. Koffman edged Weinheimer in a tight 18s final, noting his and ETA tourney form as Phillips Academy standout looks ahead.
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Hilarion Takes Meadowlands Pace In Photo Finish
Campbell steers Hilarion to a one length victory over No Nukes in the Meadowlands Pace at East Rutherford. Rompin Home and McKinzie Almahurst finish third and fifth as Hilarion earns a $500,000 prize and a photo finish win in a field including Rompin Home, No Nukes, Temujin and others.
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Ryan notches 11 K in 4-2 Astros win over Pirates
Nolan Ryan improved to 9-9 with a six-hitter and 11 strikeouts, reaching 3,384 for third all time. He said his fastball reached 94 in the ninth as he aimed for his 16th strikeout. Sparky Anderson had no place to go after his ejection.
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Angels Return Denny Fire With 15-0 Win Over Indians
The California Angels pounded John Denny and Cleveland with a 15-0 rout, delivering a second 10-run inning in four games. Umpire Larry Barnett ejected Denny after a heated fifth, as Carew lamented the loss and suggested tensions, while Angels players taunted Denny for near-misses earlier in the night.
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